What is the that means of "I took the wock to Poland"? Lil Yachty's new song "Poland" is turning heads, however what is it about?

The golden age of Soundcloud rappers breaking thru into the mainstream is about a half-decade removed from us now, however its pioneers are nonetheless the use of the platform to experiment and release music that may differently get caught up within the paperwork of primary label politics. One such pioneer nonetheless wholly using the platform that helped make him well-known is Lil Yachty, and his newest unencumber, "Poland," proves that the 2016-era power of the platform is nonetheless alive and neatly these days.

With its standout line, "I took the wock to Poland," coupled with other warbled vocals and a beat that calls for handiest the most efficient subwoofers to fully experience it, "Poland" is short, candy, and a perfect instance of what Lil Yachty is nonetheless capable of in 2022. What does it imply, though? Let's unpack.

Lil Yachty maximum indubitably "took the wock to Poland" on his new observe.

Coming in as his 6th collaboration with generating multi-millionaire F1LTHY (Yeat, LUCKI, Playboi Carti), "Poland" is the perfect juxtaposition between gritty and melodic. The song begins off with Lil Yachty singing its tagline, "I took the wock to Poland." For those who have no idea, "wock" is quick for Wockhardt, a pharmaceutical company that was founded in India within the Sixties. Wockhardt is famous for its manufacturing of promethazine and codeine cough syrup.

That syrup is the key ingredient in lean, a drink that is frequently made by way of combining the promethazine and codeine syrup with a cushy drink equivalent to Sprite as well as a Jolly Rancher or identical sweet. In popular culture, the illicit beverage is steadily served in two styrofoam cups, usually known as a "double cup."

Although the song could also be brief, Lil Yachty gets a lot finished in its simply over one-minute-long runtime. With references to Kel Mitchell and Kenan Thompson of Kenan and Kel in comparison to a Kel-Tec firearm in addition to mentions of "battling all my demons" flanked through gun sounds, Yachty's eclectic array of imagery is alive and well on "Poland."

Be certain to check out the new song streaming exclusively on Soundcloud now.

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